Cops And Robbers
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Too Late

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Cops And Robbers Canonical path: /cops-and-robbers/too-late Related lyric paths: 6
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Too Late

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In my hour of despair

I built myself an electric chair

Gotta sit down before the walls close in

Gotta sit down and watch the city spin

Black and blue from head to toe

Scabbed and scarred and full of holes

Too dead to take a knife to the wrist

Too alive to let the pain persist

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